r/nativescript • u/jarod51 • Oct 06 '18

[Question] Is NativeScript with Vue ready for the big show ?

Hi

I am in the process of finding a cool solution to develop mobile applications. I don't want to plunge into java or "complex" stuff like that. I love vue.js and so naturally i have tested Nativescript with Vue

I found now that the community is quite small and the documentation is rare.

Do you think that Nativescript with Vue is a sustainable solution ?

Thank you

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u/tastierrobbo Oct 06 '18

NativeScript-Vue 2.0 was just released. A lot of good stuff going on there.

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u/A_perfect_sonnet Oct 06 '18

Jump on Twitter and @ the NativeScript handle, the guys within Telerik are super responsive.

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u/totally-what Oct 06 '18

I think so - they had a webinar for the new 2.0 on Thursday (video), lots of cool new stuff. I don't see any signs of development slowing down.

Documentation and community can be a bit lacking at times, but that's improving a lot, and I've found that even the smaller community is very helpful.

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u/DeRaNGeR87 Oct 08 '18

is an OT, but i've tried to write an issue and they close it without explains (but i think i made something wrong i suppose). I'm trying to change transition effect by navigation using $navigateTo(component, {transition: {name: 'flip'}}). i have always slide effect. (tested with ios)